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Antonio Grissom

Several people including a man wearing a purple suit, look on at the stone monument for Martin Luther King, Jr.

Georgia at a crossroads: ‘A black woman as governor in a southern state? That speaks powers.’

Global Politics

With midterm elections underway, there’s an international spotlight on a few key races that seem to exemplify divisions between Americans, and across the world. One of those races is for governor of Georgia. There’s a lot the world can learn from the city where Martin Luther King Jr. was born.

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